The Links at Gettysburg

Overview: The Links at Gettysburg is a public Lindsay Ervin design in Pennsylvania’s rolling Adams County landscape. Lakes, creeks, red-rock cliffs, elevated tees, and undulating greens give the course a dramatic playing character that is rooted in the terrain rather than in ornamental resort construction.

History: The course opened in 1999 after Lindsay Bruce Ervin designed the layout with the Klein family development team. The routing was intended to give visitors another reason to come to Gettysburg, pairing a public golf experience with the region’s Civil War history and distinctive geology.

Did You Know? The signature 12th is played from an elevated tee to a green in front of a red-rock cliff, with a creek short and a bunker at the base of the rock. It is one of the clearest places where Gettysburg’s natural geology becomes a direct part of the golf challenge.